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...suggested that CBS lawyers may have had legitimate cause for concern. According to the Wall Street Journal, 60 Minutes made a number of unusual arrangements with the tobacco-industry source--later revealed to be former Brown & Williamson executive Jeffrey S. Wigand. He was reportedly paid a $12,000 "consultant fee" for work he had done on a previous 60 Minutes segment; was promised that the network would indemnify him against any possible libel suit resulting from the story; and given a pledge that the interview would air only with his permission. When his lawyer asked for a promise that Wigand...
Other sources of funding for the project are the Harvard Square Improvement Fund, into which developers in the Square pay a fee, and highway funds from the Cambridge Department of Public Works, Schlesinger said...
...also hoping to organize some sort of party or dance for undergraduates and charge a small fee and possibly do a lottery," she said...
...addition, the council passed two constitutional amendments, one which will allow more members to serve on the council's Finance Committee and another which will refund the council's entire term bill fee of $20 to students who request...
...student's permanent testing record, students can now choose to send colleges only specific test results. So students with the time and money can take the new SAT II three or four times until they hit their target scores. Of course, this new service is accompanied by a "retention fee" for those who opt for anything but full disclosure. Along with the opportunities to receive rushed score reports, test-return, and to buy books with sample tests, all those companion industry dollars flow right into the College Board-ETS establishment. So were these recent changes in policy designed to provide...